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Nice machine, looks well taken care of. Those little BX really punch above their weight class. I'm in the opposite position as you, need to sell mine as I bought something a touch bigger for my 25 acres.. I used the BX for 3 years on that property and it did very well. I will miss the backhoe!!

I pull that load with an F-150 every day. You don't need more truck

Holy crap! Solid - that's not going anywhere.

Unpopular opinion - You have just a couple of acres - you don't need anything very large. From your list the B would be more than enough and you could probably make do with a BX. You could easily find one of those with a BH for the price you are looking for and have money left over . BX really...

How many are you making, for how big a property?

I voted with my conscience not because I think I know what you're going to do :D

Sounds like a short or blown fuse

Hope you didn't expect an unbiased opinion on a Kubota forum did you? :LOL:

I've done used on both the tractors I've bought. Saved quite a bit, but I'm also very mechanically inclined to fix little issues. If you buy used you'll have to get used to the idea of fixing the odd thing to bring it up to standard. My first tractor had 600hrs on it, was always stored inside...

I just bought a tractor that was a mess that I had to clean up. If you looked at the thing you got grease all over you. On my old tractor I just used a paper towel, on the new(er) one I've found the brake cleaner does a great job cleaning it off. Is it true that brake cleaner is hard on paint...

Take you all of a minute to bend it back and spray a touch of paint if you're worried about it

Thanks guys I got a new pin and replaced the old (and cleaned off the grease) Old: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tTMPMR0LbHg New: https://youtube.com/shorts/q240wliyG7I?si=wUK-EcZgmI3RbgNY Much better!! I will be greasing it up shortly but for now I'll admire its grease-free appearance :)

I use this already more than I should!

So I removed the other side (driver side) last night, and found it to be 25.4mm (1"). I cleaned up the first one and found it to be well worn, out of round in places. I think the other guy only used grease on the outside of his joints lol I'll replace the part and go from there. And I cleaned...

Off to tell the wife i need a $1k lathe for a $25 part....... I"m sure she'll understand.

The grease is from the original owner. The other side is not nearly as bad. He was very sloppy. Maybe i'll pull the other pin though and measure it. If it's bigger, then I'll just go get another pin from the dealer.

Do you think the amount of play is an issue that needs to be repaired? I just bought the tractor used and am going through it with a fine toothed comb. I'm not sure what to expect with regard to this level of play.

That was my thoughts also. I have over 700hr in my BX without play like this. I wonder if the previous owner hit something, as the SSQA plates are also misaligned by about an inch. Video link below - I suspect I"ll have to replace the weld on bushings. Does anyone have a part number for those...

Thanks - looks like your pins bushing have a tolerance of around 0.3mm gap, while mine is around 0.8mm. Thanks for posting the chart. I managed to upload the video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tTMPMR0LbHg

Good afternoon, I have a fair bit of slop one of the pins in the loader (LA534) on my tractor (B2650). The is the upper cylinder pin in the below screenshot. I have what seems to me an unusual amount of slop in the joint (tractor has 250 hrs, was not well taken care of before I got it...